Sentence examples for evolutionary increase in the number from inspiring English sources
Assuming that each physiologically active and proliferating cell is at risk of malignant transformation, any evolutionary increase in the number of cells (and thus body mass) will lead to a higher cancer frequency, all else being equal.
The number of PK genes in the animal genome progressively grows from lower to higher organisms, paralleling the evolutionary increase in the total number of genes and the complexity of organization.
It means the evolutionary increasing in the size of the protein.
We found that evolutionary increases in the size of the amygdala are associated with corresponding increases in NREM sleep durations.
However, the FKBPs appear to have evolved to fill the ever-changing niches within these constantly evolving fungi, presumably in response primarily to the evolutionary pressure associated with the increase in the number of proteins that required chaperoning as the fungi increased in complexity.
Although RIDGEs clearly show an increase in the number of evolutionary break points, we also showed a significantly higher number of RIDGE-to-RIDGE break points between the chicken and human genomes.
We do not observe a steady increase in the number of orthologs identified relative to evolutionary divergence times from the human lineage, suggesting lineage-specific loss and divergence rates are not strictly dependent on evolutionary relation to humans.
In particular, there has been a rapid increase in the number of sequenced organelle genomes that have been widely used for evolutionary and phylogenetic studies.
Because we did not observe significant increases in the number of embryos during early reproduction, but did see an increase in the number of adult progeny, it seems likely that part of this evolutionary response is in sperm viability.
Given that, in spite of the major increase in the number of genomes, the conserved core of archaeal genes appears to be stabilizing, the major evolutionary trends revealed here have a chance to stand the test of time.
